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UeI1ntre.

4. .-# d g r.
The Bellaire nail factory will not be able
ready. s{l4'f 1',4 -S,s,
John Gill, with Msring, Hart 4. Co.. ia
home, but preparing for another tr;p
through the south. So l3s.l55r
Rev. J. @. Smith preached Yesterday
evening in his own pulpit at the South
Bellaire NJ. E. Church.
The New Orleans minstrels were at the
Elyslan theatre Saturday evening, and the
Standard Theatre Company will play ali
this week. IE5l-.I. ~ -.
Henry @. 'shallcross, OF Wheeling, was
down Saturday on business connected
with the attractions st the Wheeling
OPEN House.this week. :.
Over three hundred conversions have
been the result OF Miss Sherman's meal
ings. All the churches have been bsne-
fitted by the meetings. 77T -
Mr.. Fred. Ebsrla has the delinonont tax
booSa. Many purposely leave their taxes
unpaid till the books are here. There
Will be very short delinquent list for Bell-
aire after this week. lE (, 7, ! 81 .s1,. !. I,
Rev. N. s. Hosy, who has accepted the
call to be pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, preached yesterday. Rev. r. +.
keeler preached near Clarington yes!er-
day. and his pulpit at the First ~, E,
Church was filled by Rev. J. @. Smith in
the morning and by the Presiding Elder,
Rev, Louis Paine, in the evening.
The pot house Of the Enterprise window
glass works was burned at an early hour
Saturday morning, together with twenty
tive poto. The fire started from a ntoye
near which stood wooden pillar The
gss was supposed to be turned oil from the
stove, but came on with great fcr:e when
no one was near. Mechanics hose com
pany saved the other buildinss. There
waa no general alarm. The loss Is alb )us
81 500, partly insured. '5T1,
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NEWS IN BRIEF
John Roe lh Is werse.

.. T.
John Roe aa Is werss.
Senator Brown denies that he will re.
sign. 2l'j. ID
The Montgomery {Ala.) Board OF Trade
opposes the Reagan bill ,ssr. r.
Many hogs arc dying in Champaign
county, Ohio, OF Cholera. II&
Mrs. Eliza ,McAlister Ia mysterlously
missing from 1daville, Ind.
Jack Dempsey wants to fight Sullivan or
any other man to a finish for $4,000. ,gl
Mrs. Cleveland held her lrst public re.
ception ut the White House Saturday.
Nashville businesa men adopted reso.
lntions against the Interstate Commerce
bill. jl! F2 ls'55
Public Printer Renodiot Ia regarded in.
competent, and the Senate may retire
him. a. .s
A rat hunt at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, re.
suited in 2.74S rat tails and 2,4S9 mice
tails. l,, i, =.
Speaker Carlisle says he ia not q candi-
date for United States Senator, but would
accept. Il,
3iFour hundred and Hity commercial
travellers Of Indiana banqueted at Tetre
Haute. -7l9i5.
A company has been organized to sup
ply Light, heat and motive power ior New
York City. - s
Democrats in the Indiana Legislature
want to compromise the Lieutenant Gov
crnorship, controversy.
Mary Harlan, an abandoned woman,
died in the hcspisal at Louisville, after
fasting forty-two days. 4. s1gt 49, l.
The struggle for the New Jersey Ssna-
torship will be between Governor Albeit
and the present Senator Sewell. H
John Gimbe, Of Harrisburg, drank a
quart OF whisky at a wedding and died
the next night from the effects Of it. z
Stalwart Democrats denounce Secre.
tary Bsyard becauRe he will no: dis.
miss competent clerks from his depart.
ment. n sSaSS%HA5t tii Es'TiittS3 4,
General Duncan, Of Ohio, who for
twenty years wore silver plate in place
Of a eec!on ol abstracted skull, died Sat
urday.g Is : rf't IA ~ y.,!!s
Surgeon General Hamilton will recon.
mend a quarantine hospital at Key West,
Fla, as a safeguard against the introduc.
ton OF Cholers. .s5s y Al +
Mary E. Shopper, daughter Of former
member Of the Hamilton county bar, was
sentenced to pay fine oi 5000 for sending
restricted drugs through tho mails, &af'
49,. ~ .aH a -. LIZ 90. . .
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lIE HAD No nAD HABITS,

Yet ho Stole 100000 and Decampod-A
= gg uook.keepsr's Defnlcation. {sia
u BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-Polico Marshal
Frey to-day ssnt out notices to the chiefa.
oi.police throughout the country giyinga
description OF the personal appearance Of
William T. Spurseon and asking his de.
tention on the charge Of embezzlement.
spusgeon was book.kseper and eonadea-
tial clerk for the firm Of Hurst, Firnell K
Co., in this city, and had been in their
employ twelve yearu. until December 81,
when he left the city, and since which
time nothing has been heard from him.
The firm is extremely retioent about the
affair. It is intinasted, however, that
spurgeon's delalcation will amount to
nearly, ii not altogether, 500, 900. His
crookednGss was discovered by one OF tho
travelling ssles4en. sSpurgeon was p.ld
$4,000 a year and bis modest home would
indicate he was living within his income.
His friends CLAIM that he neither drank
nor gambled and had no bad habits, and
that II ho did appropriate any money not
his own they are at q loss to understand
the manner In which he spent " q
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CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-To.day the socialistic
element added another to its rapidly grow.
ing lint Of sgccessea in capturing the ma.
cAinery OF the losal labor organic ,tions
An adjourned meeting OF the Chicago
Trades Assembly was held .hia ai,ernoon
TO complete the election OF officers, aud
the radicais made clean sweep. Last
Sunday, by oIecting postponement after
losing the ehairmanehip the conservatives
temporarily stayed total defeat. To-day the
radicals elected officers over all opposition,
Louis Hartman, Recording Secretary,
Joseph Plumtree; Financial Secretary, i.
Q. Owens; TreesYrer, and Dyer B. Lunn,
statia:ician. Every officer in tho crgani.
cation is nov a pronounced sympathizsr
with the cause Of the saven men under
sentence Of death for tho Haymarket
bomb throwing. One, Ohlcer I.um, the
stalistieisu, is gn avowed Anarchist. AZ
ter the election the bricklsyers and stone
mssons' union, and tho knights of Labor
local assembly, 4i27 Withdrew from the
organization,
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Western Crop nepurt.

CHICAGO, January 0.-The following
crop summary will appear in this weeks
edition Of the Farmer. Review Of this city:
Reports from correspondents show that
fields Of winter whsat in Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri
are very generally we'll protected: with
snow. In several counties in Kansas the
fields are reported bare and the ground
dry with the crop looking poorly There
Is @ free movement Of corn to market re-
ported In Illinois and Nebraska. There
is very little movenent Of corn in Iowa
and oRe.toutth Of tho counties OF the
s:ate are importing corn from adjoining
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THEY DON'T WANT THE EARTH.
Hut Claim to Have IA Lcusc on Most Of this
.t State. #I'


Abou! thirty members Of the Sports.
mans Association Of Western PennsyI.
vania have organized q company aud ap.
piled for a charter to the Governor Of
West Virginia. The company has nego.
tiated Tor tho lease Of vast tracts Of land In
this State. to be used as preserves for
hunting and fishing purposes. The com.
pany has already leased between 80, 1000
and G0,0O0 acres III West Virginia, on the
Cheat river, near Petersburg. Tho tract
extends from Cheat river to Charleston,
and ia for the moat part u vast wilderness,
abounding In game, while tho etresms
which course through the territory are
filled with lish. Among the members OF
the now company are ]. Palmer O'Neil,
y. y. SGaife, J. L. Harriott, D. II. Hos.
tetter, Paul Hacke, James Bown, Geo. Z.
Painter, =. J. Painter and Edward Gregg,
Sr. The latter gentleman said to q Times
reporter: "fhe forests and streams OF
tho new company's preserve will be well
stocked with game and fah, in addition
10 what Is there already. llS
,".ihe tract will be placed In charge OF
chlet Ramekeeper and several assistants,
who will have power to keep OF all tres.
passers and arrest them II necessaty. II
will be conducted after the same m,thod
as similar hunting tracts iu Great Bitain,
and will be for the exclusive use OF the
members OF the association. We expect
to get the charter at once, and hope to do
our hunting and fishing there during the
coming season. It has been actually nec-
essary for sportsmen to lsass exclusive do.
main OF this kind, as game Is getting very
scarce, owing to the growing population
OF the State and the ravagcs OF amateur
hunters. We have also another tract Of
loress, located about III miles down the
Ohio, and containing about two thousand
cores, which We intend leasing in tho near
iuture Tor the same purpose. Our com.
pany 10 entirely separate and distinct from
tho sportsman's Association"
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No Sunday SllaYeH.

WnEEspARRE, PA, Jan. o.-Ihe jour.
neymen BARRIERS OF this city recently
formed an organization for the purpose Of
enforcing the closing Of all the barber
shops here on Sunday. They notified all
the proprietoFs in the City that on and
alter to-day any peraon Who kept their
places open would he prosecuted. Out Of
the 'hiEty'eieht shops here thirty.six were
closed to-day. The proprietors Of the
other two will be arrested tomorrow. r.
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Farmers Fair Association.

at a meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
Farmers Fair Association, held at Poto.
mac, Ohio county, on Tuesday, January
4. 1887, the following officers were elect,
ed: President, J.. ]. Jacob, IT,; Vice. Pres.
ident, Capt. D. NJ. Blayney; Secretary. E.
+; Jones Treasurer, J. O. Faris; Directors,
William 8. Mckee, W. F. Whit!am, HaY.
rison AlcCarty, James Dixon, Henry Hau,.
mon, George Rice. Eugene Ridgely, Isaac
Snedeker, John Pogue, John Howard,
Martin Hnkill, F. @. DeFraucs, o. B. Nc.
Adoo, J. Q. Curtis. The following is the
report OF the financial condition OF the as.
sociation for 1886: Receipts from all sour.
ces, T358 IS; expenditures, s34l 81, leaving
In the treasury Sl2 Ol, .,,7 .
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speak.

TuE figures in our local columns this
nor,,iny from the annual financial state.
mept Of City Clerk Bowers make great
showing fora city which was herelded to
ths world only few years ago Rn a bank.
,nDt. Thirty.two thousand dollars and
upwarda Of debt paid and all the expenses
met Is record to which the city can di.
,ec. attention with considerable pride.
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s,Yg one writing to the Register wants
the record Of the Democratic candidate
for Chic OF Police let alone. The Register
commenced dirt.slin9ing without iust
grounds; but when attention is called 10
certain sworn ststements damaging to
Porter Smith, the cry goes up "Let ns
have peace! Let us, alone!" Suppose
the Register commences the letting alone
process and see how it works. Then its
party should stop retailing villainoua falac-
hoods abou. Captain Bennett on the bly,
a work in which certain friends Of the
Dam9c,atic candidate arc known to be In
dustriouelv engaged.
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THINGS nre bcSiunipg to assume a war.
Ike sspec. on the banks OF the placid
Kanawhs. Tho lcmahswks aIe having a
wirc edge pu. on them, and numerous
scalp;ny knives are being ground over--in
fact every preparation in the wigwams Of
thc auti. Camieni.es Indicates that the war
dance will, bc vigorous, II not bloody, to to
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The Gate City Guards Of Atlanta, Geor-
gia, contemplated tour OF the European
countries to s!o. the soldiers Of the efete
monsrch;es how to drill, but they are very
sad since tho British Government has re-
fused them permission TO enter England.
The philadelphia Press says that England's
refusal to admit these warlike sons OF the
sunny South ssems to have been prompted
by the fear that visit from a company
composed wholly of colonels would have
a demoraliztng effect upon the discipline
OF the rank md file of the British army.
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RoL4Is NJ. souIns's TROUBLES.


Tho Ex.Co,rmissIonerD Bankrupt and Grlev-
EE-::s--ss Ing Over His Fnneied Wrongs.
BosroS, Jan. S-Rollin NJ. Squire, poet
and ez.Commiesioner Of Public Worka in
New York, has been in this city several
days undergoing an examination prepara.
tory 10 taking the poor debtors oath.
soMe time snoe he endorsed note OF
from 81 500 to $4,000 f1r his father, and
has been called upon to pay it. Afr.
Squire has testified to the Commissioner
that ho has nn property OF any kind that
can be taken or given in judgment on the
note, and in all probability he will return
to New York, having taken the oath.
Wh;la in this city he has conversed
freely with acquaintarces concerning that
letter; which has caused, and may vet
cause, great deal Of trouble for the ex-
Commissioner. His story runs somewhat
in this line; Thompson and the poet mado
the arrangements that provided for Squire
receiving the poat OF commissioner OF pub.
lie works. It wgs agreed that Squire was
only to hold the office two weeks and then
Thompaon was to succeed him. In
order to keep Squire to his promise
to holding the position two weeks,
Thompson suggested that Squire
should draw up. and sign a letter,
and that when the poet left Iha Office for
good the letter would be returned. Squire
aat down to q desk and penned letter.
II did not suit him, but he read it to
Thompson. Said Squire: ~ don't think
that is the kind OF letter you want"
Thompson took the lsttor and read 1t over
and over and finally ssid swell, per
haps it isn't. Anyway, let me take it and
look at 1t, to think it over and on Monday
will return it.n 4,f, fs5
Squire fell into the trap. Ga Monday
Thompson son. back paper which pu:-
ported to be tho one written by Squire
tho week before. The Boston man did
not read the paper to seo if it was the one
be had written, but Immediately crum-
pied it up and buraed it. He nov claims
that the boss, instead OF sending to him
the letter which he wrote, held on to it
and consequently oil the suffering and
trouble now being undergone by Mr..
Squire was caused, he claims, by the
action Of Hubert 0. Thompson, now de.
ceaBed rgssE !. - ~ "a ,,l7l,, :. Yer g.,
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TIE Newark Turn Vorein, by vote Of
thirt, .fvo to hve, have ratified the reso-
lntion adopted at the turner's cong'easln
Boston las. summer, asking Tor the aboli.
finn ot the Uuited States Senate az un-
democratic and an imitation OF monarch.
c,l plans OF government. There are peo-
nle bepid IS the turner's who would like to
abolish tho Senate, though lot for the
ppme reAsoN, r.I'.. a.I
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Z New Yong, Jan. s.-Recorder smyth
gave his decision to-day on the motion to
compel the District Attorney to furnish
the minutes Of the grand jury in the mat.
ter OF the twenty.one indictments against
James A. Richmond and others Tor brib
cry in connection with tho Broadway
railroad franchise TO council for Rich
mond. The Recorder dsnies the motion
on the ground that the information WHICH
tho detendanta seek can be' obtained by
other and natural methods-through the
minutaa Of the Senate Committee, before
whom the witnesses before the grand jury
were examined, and also lrom these wit.
nesses themselves, -..,5 stlslt .-.. A.
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a Block burned.

KANSAS CRY, NO., Jan. "a special TO
the Times says that the Gre at Lawrence,
Kansas, which started at midnight burned
itself out abou! daylight. The tiremen and
citizens were powerless and the flames
consumed tho entire block. Fortunately
no wind WAS blowing aud the condagra.
t;on did not leave the original block.
Total loss 100000, divided among seven
firms. The insnrgnco is lees thsn $50, 900.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 9.-Messrs. Cox, Abra-
ham, Fuincane, members Of Parliament,
attened meeting which was hold to-day
at Ardnocausha, county Limerick. to pro.
test againat tho eviction OF tenants on tho
property Of Col. MacAdam. Mr.. Cox in
the course Of speech s,isma.ized the
Duke Of .Saxe.Weimar commander OF tho
Irish forces. as the "Biggeet Jackass that
ever ruled Ireland."'2 - 1877 s'sz',s-I,
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Ghn Gateltlgsileer:
nn,re, Nus. .s md ~ Fo"rtes",h street.
Tuo,s sta,eemen who fought go lrantical.
!, for the removal oi the capital from
wbee,iuv will perhaps not relish the idea
n sleeping on the soit side Of tho floor In
Charleeton. ''

Tus place Tor good cit!zena to exercleo
,htir influence on behalf OF good govern.
mont Ia a. the suggestion meeting and tho
p,imary. Ths Republicans OF The Second
md Third wards should discharge this
du,y tonight and mako the auggccsion
meeting truly impreaslvs Of the wish Of
the peoplc.
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TIE New York Star makes neat hit
when it asks Mr.. Henry Grady, the
Georgia orator, II he ever heard Ct the con-
didate in Kentucky, come Of whose coz
stituan.s ewore they would not yoto for
him unless hn could shoot the rihs1 The
caadidste protested against the require.
ment, as he WAS really a poor shot. Blu!
the voters became importunate. He had
to yield, and luckily he hit the bulls eye
the frs. fire. He took cGre not to shoot
,.,;, ,syHl, ro.yr ..g .
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Il big Blast.

" EAs7oN, Pa, Jan. 9.-The largest blast
ever fred in this section was touched of
by superintendent Ferastone, Of the
Glendon Iron Company yesterday. 1t
consisted 44t00 pounds OF powder dis
tributed in tive chambers each fifty feet
apart and fifty feet back from the face Of
the quarry. Tho whole hillside $50 feet
high was blown out and anput 2bD. 900
tons OF stone we're looseued, ''i
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Shot by n Policeman,

New YoRK, Jan. 0.-Roundsman Robert
Montgomery Of the Tsenty.Gfth precinct,
who was last night TWICE shot by Officer
okourke, whom he found of his post, is
in q critical condition. He says O'Rourke
asked # he intended to report him, and
vas answered aHrmatiYsly. Montgomery
le.t him, and yhiie bis back wes turned,
gRonrke shot him through the wrist,
and then as his VICTIM turned, shot him
through the body, piercing his liver. !
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ROVE, Jan. 9.-To.day being the ninth
anniversaryo Of tho death Of King Victor
Emanuel, King Humbert and the Queen
worahipped In the Pantheon, and subse-
quently unveiled the monumental bronze
tomb In which tho remains OF the late
King will be placed. Numerous wreaths
and other fora! offerings were laid at the
entrance OF the tomb, many Of which he d
been aens by English Residents in Rome.
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Fatal Freight Wreck,

gRRAplSd, Pa, Jan. 9-An extra freight
train bound ior ,Birdsboro, on the vii,
mington and Northern railroad, ran into
the roar end Of another freight train near
Wawasset station this morning. Conduc.
tor Henry Hubarts and man supposed
to be William Martin, who was riding in
the caboose, were killed, anditheir bodies
badly burned. ~. tSt{Ett,II.l J, n -
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Chicago Send. Mrs. Logan so, 500 More

Sh!ceeo sehas airs' Logan $4,000 More.
CHICAGO Jan. S.-Wm. Penn Nixon, on
behalf Of the committee having charge Of
the Logan fund that is being raiaed in
Chicsso, forwarded to Mrs. Logan tonight
ehechs .amo9nting to sR. 900, making a
total Of Sl3,00Q forwsrded 6Y the comi4it-
tee. The dsbts Of General f4ogan'a estate,
which is proposed his Chicago frionds
will pay, are in the neighbolhood Of
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TIE !TIFlIN DISASTER,
SiStcen Persons Known to Have Beei
Kiliei-Corener's Inquest In Progress.

SiStceh Persons Known to Have B4en
Killed-Corener's Inquest In prorrc-s.
TlrflS, O., January e:-The Coroner's
inquest on the Baltimore & Ohio horror
has continued throughout the day, and
has attracted large crowds in the City
Hall. The testimony wss shst Of passen-
gers and people residing close to the
wreck, and al! tended to show q greater
number killed than the railway company
are willing to concede.
a brother Of John S. Gardner, OF
Mechsuicsville. Ia, arrived to-day from
Halls, Md. He says bis brother left
Washington on the illfa.ed train, and
must surely haze peTished. s, .i
Among the new felica produced to-day
WIS medal, on oue side OF which was
head and the date 1887, on the other
dayton Unien Steam Washing, near
Filth sssnye, Washington Hotel, for pri-
vste families, Eev York." silver watch,
stopped at 2:3C; an Elgin, open faced,
silver watch; gold watch, NJ. D. Ogden
movement; pen-knife; a finger, ring, with
7. 7. on top outside ;sleeve-button, metal,
lealy scroll york. around edge; q four
barreled revolver; half q Psir Of by glasses
and : mass containing mstal, glass, bone,
a button, &c. ,-a + =
Tho following telegram reeeiysd adds
another to tae list Of killed: I
aMARrISsBuRa, W. VA.
H7a Coroner, TGih:
"Frank Bowman, ,of ;bechanicsburg,
Pa, is undoubtedly: -among the unrecog.
Dized dead. WIFI arrive Tonight 10 iden-
tif3 remains and eGecte. -
@'. "E. s. WAGNER"
A careful seerah.ng out OF the names OF
all peryons positively known to- have been
killed, end Of those known to have been
on the train who are missing, makes tile
number Of killed sixteen.
L; D. Robbins, OF a Alb;ou; Ind, was on
the train, and friends are here hunting
traces Of bis remains, 80 - -: I-i-I-
:! The Gcenea In tho hall to-day w.rs very
affecting when persons would recognize
come ha!f.burnel relic as tho properly Of
friend who must have persisted. Almost
hourly Inquiries come by telegraph for.
missing ones. 5aE j .ta-y E.
This testimony to-day certainly places
the blame Of the wreck on Engineer Killer,
Of the freight, but shows that the railroad
company have done, and are doing, all ia
their power to prevent the Identification
Of the dead. g.
James NJ spooner, OF Republic. testified
that he visited the wreck aud talked with
Engineer Killer OF the freight and another
man. The engineer asked the other man
If he he'd seen any Baltimore & Ohio
officials. The man replied that he had,
but the officers did rot aay much about
:. Engineer Killer said: u suppose he
thinks ! am to blame for this, but I am
not. did ell in my power to got of, but
my engine would not work"
Engineer Killer failed to respond to the
subpuaa Of the Coroner.
The inquest will not close before the
middle OF next week, " q: s,s. 5ip p
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Prohibition VICTORY; in I,eny.en,wporth, ,s.n,p;

LEAyESwoRru, KAs, Jan. s Attorney
General Bradford compromised to-day the
case brought under the prohibitory Law
against Jacob Law, a .saloon.keeper, by
the latter closing his plsce Of business and
removing bis stock. 1t is the first Guccess.
ful closing Of saloon in this city, ;Gu /.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. s.-secretary Lamar
denies the rumor that in obedience to tho
alleged wish OF his wife be will resign
from the Cabinet. II am not one Of the
resigning sort," ho says. The Secretary
intends to be ia Washington next week.
lie left last night with his bride for
Oxford Misa s'1'11. go ''-'O ~